How does cohousing adapt to changing needs of its residents?

Cohousing can be thought of as a small intentional community of private homes, or apartment units, clustered around a shared space. In cohousing, each family or member has a private residence. The type of residence can vary, from single-family homes to multi-family models. These private ... Cohousing communities are intentional communities, with people seeking out a community feel to their home lives. They are created and run by their residents ... Cohousing is a development philosophy that attempts to foster a sense of community without sacrificing the autonomy of individual ownership. Through a ... What is it? Cohousing: an intentional community of private homes supplemented by shared facilities. The community is planned, owned and managed by the ... With community ever-more important for living arrangements, is cohousing the future of urban design and how does it impact the economy and the environment? Sunward Cohousing Is… 90 residents including all ages. A mix of families, singles, and retirees. 40 private homes clustered on 5 acres. 20 acres, including ... An award winning green cohousing community in the downtown Silver Spring Arts & Entertainment District. It is characterized by private dwellings with their own kitchen, living-dining room etc, but also extensive common facilities. The common building may include a ... Homes are smaller, attached and/or clustered, taking up less land, reducing the negative environmental impact of development, and preserving more land.